Lorain County Newspaper Publication Details 1944
The notice lists Lorain County newspaper publishing details including price, edition timing, and subscription rates. It references outlets in Elyria and Lorain County, with addresses in Chicago Columbus New York and Cleveland, dated Tuesday December 12 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elpnta
Atta
Murenu
Second Street
Pleria
Oh'n
Lorain
Proven & Publishing Campane
Publiaherd
Hudnutt
Puvitanet
Clark George
Isis Sparana
Cnn Enea
Elyria
Lycia
Ohin
John W. Cullén Company
Chicago
Mtehtgon Ava
Columbus
Th. Ghia
South Third $E
New York
Ran Ratth Ave
Cleveland
Hippodrome Annex
After Armistice Europe Faces Long Occupation and Factional Rage
A reader notes that even after a European armistice the postwar period will be protracted and troubled. He warns that Nazi remnants may seed civil strife, with factions arming and underground networks forming, risking long occupation and further violence across occupied nations.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
ASNE Pushes World Press Freedom Postwar Goal
The American Society of Newspaper Editors defines world wide freedom of the press as essential for postwar security. They urge all nations to reject information monopolies and government control of news and to ensure free dissemination across media. The program seeks international recognition that free information underpins peaceful relations and mutual trust among peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Newspaper
Folkitors’ Board of Directors
Worhlowide
World Peace Organization
United Nations
ASNE
War Bonds keep civilians in the fight against tyranny
The article urges Americans to invest in War Bonds as civilian ammunition in the war against Nazi oppression and Japanese tyranny. It explains bonds fund medical care, field hospitals, and supplies for soldiers, arguing every purchase aids Army and Navy surgeons and saves lives.
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Alucy
Army
Navy
Loouah
Secret State Stethorus cites Churchill orders in near east crisis
Fragmentary notes show Secretary of State Stethorus denying US meddling in Europe while cables recount Churchill’s orders to keep British troops in Greece and react to Greek civil conflict. The report highlights As authorities claim actions to support the monarchy and suppress rebel groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stethorus
USA
Minster
Churchills
Genell Ronwid
Beehie
Cea Vheny
Generst Stone
Athens
Shestade
Apieson
Wep Dal
Ales
Cablegraim
Caserta
Italy
Near East
Stettinius
United States
Kirk
Scobie
Churchillatpas
Supreme Allied Command
Bag Beep
Greece
Prine
Seutie
Neumhaing
Eam-Elas
National Liberation Front
Seubie
Herons
Sus
Tassi
Churyi
Klas
Fiat
Pnetuets
Seatees
Churchill blocks Greek coalition and Greece war fears rise
The article outlines Churchill insisting on Premier F Papan dreou in Greece, rejecting a three-party coalition to avert civil war. It traces British loans to Greece, Hambro Bank financing, and postwar political maneuvering, mentioning Sen. Coffee and Rep. Mon Wallgren, plus Stettinius and Roosevelt anecdotes from Dumbarton Oaks to the Stork Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Churchill
Themistocles Sophoulix
Bam-Eles
Sophotlis
Hex
Leeper
F Papandreou
Greece
Winston Churchill
Lord Moyne
Cairo
Edward Louis Spears
Syria
Hambrod
Hambro's Bank
London
Athens
Boeotian
Vatras
Fam-Elas
Hambro
Washington
Coffee
Washington State
John M. Coffee
U.S. Senate
Mon Wallgren
Wallgren
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Ed Stettinius
Supreme Court
Bob Jackson
Stettinius
Dumbarton Oaks
New York
Elliott Roosevelt
Europe
Stork Club
West
Faye Emerson
Elliotts
GOP
Herbert Brownell
Indiana
John HO Lover
Homer Capehart
United Feature Syndicate
Incy
Firemen elect South Amherst officers and plan party
The Volunteer Firemen at South Amherst held their regular monthly meeting Friday. Officers were re-elected: President Steve Veloy, Secretary John Berger, and Treasurer Eugene Woods. Plans were made for the Christmas party at Swess hall and a gift exchange. Other society items include church events, a bake sale, and a Christmas program.
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South Amherst
Five Star
Steve Veloy
Jotn Berger
Treasuer Eugene Woods
Swess Hall
Steve Velog
Arthur Dan Allar
Gato Amherst
Ander
Pareet
Friendship Circle
St. John's Evangelical Church
Montgomery Ward Employees Strike Expands to Detroit Area
Detroit CIO union leaders press to widen the Montgomery Ward strike beyond Detroit during the Christmas rush. They seek sympathy walkouts in Ward stores nationwide to pressure a two year contract dispute. About 2,200 Toppler employees across four Detroit stores walked out, signaling stronger prospects to close more outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Montgomery Ward & Co
Camedans
United Beta
Empl
CIO
Nut
Chicago
Aurgeney
Montgomery Ward
Thece
Rsale & de
Navy Uniform Incident At Sea Assault Case Notes
Merchant Seaman John Hughes testified in municipal court that the girls gave him no attention until a substitute officer appeared. The shore patrol questioned Hughes, securing a dubious exchange about plots to export lover statistics, as the narrative shows unclear details and fragmented quotes.
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Boston
John Hughes
Sadow
Hughes
Chile
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Bishampton
England
Logel Bellinger
Manhattan Bond Fund
Volder
P. OR. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings Bldg
Peabody Gulf Service
AIG
Elyria Furniture Co
Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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Christmas Club